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Five Free Ways to Support Your Spouse in Eating Disorder Recovery

Article Contributed by Staff of The Meadows Ranch When your spouse is struggling with eating disorder recovery it can be difficult to find the balance between supporting them and taking [...]
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When is it Appropriate to Incorporate my Family into my Therapy Sessions?

Eating Disorder Support Groups holding hands in group therapy

Contributor: Stephanie Auriemma, MS, LMFT-A, Family Therapist at Carolina House Family should be incorporated into therapy as soon as possible. Starting family therapy immediately is essential for several reasons. First, [...]
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Family Dynamics at the Dinner Table

Family sitting down for dinner with new meal plan

Contributor: Ami Marsh, MFT, LCADC,at Timberline Knolls Residential Treatment Center Eating is a social practice. We learn some of our earliest lessons at the table. Ideally, this is where we [...]
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Learning How to Grocery Shop for Your Family in ED Recovery

Contributor: Carrie A. Decker, Naturopathic physician Before and after recovery there are many activities that are seemingly mundane tasks for some people but are much more monumental for individuals who [...]
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Exercising as a Family to Support a Healthy Lifestyle

Contributor: Kirsten Haglund, Community Relations Representative for Timberline Knolls and Founder and President of the Kirsten Haglund Foundation Families play an essential role in every phase of the recovery journey. [...]
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Moving Back Home During ED Treatment and Recovery

Contributor: Leigh Bell, BA, writer for Eating Disorder Hope Moving home after you’ve been on your own is rarely easy, and the process can be even more challenging when you’re [...]
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College Student in ED Recovery: When is it Appropriate to Involve my Family

College students learning about clean eating

Contributor: Leigh Bell, BA, writer for Eating Disorder Hope There’s not a specific formula to when and how young adults should involve family in their recovery from an eating disorder. [...]
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Family Involvement in Treatment for Bulimia Nervosa

The most effective treatment for bulimia, in either adolescents or adults, remains somewhat elusive to researchers, professionals, and family members. The most common treatment for this eating disorder is cognitive-behavioral therapy and [...]
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Supporting a Male Family Member with an Eating Disorder

Contributor: Courtney Howard, BA, writer for Eating Disorder Hope The stigma associated with eating disorders affects men even more than it does women. This keeps many from admitting they have [...]
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Online Support Groups for Families in the ED Recovery Process

Woman reviewing pro recovery article and blogs on her phone and laptop searching for online eating disorder support groups

What do people do when they want to find out what time a movie is playing at a nearby theater? They look it up online. What do they do when [...]
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